Clichy

[ klee-shee ]

/ kliˈʃi /

noun

an industrial suburb of Paris, France, on the Seine.

Example sentences from the Web for clichy

Here the opulent husband was installed, while the fair hostess held her court at the chteau of Clichy.

The Catholic World. Volume II; Numbers 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. |E. Rameur
I have seen that plainly already; I have just prevented them from sending you to Clichy.

Cousin Pons |Honore de Balzac
At Clichy, Sophie lived a very quiet life, though she seems to have been fond of entertaining her humble neighbours.

Later Queens of the French Stage |H. Noel Williams
One day, in the autumn of 1806, Monsieur Rcamier brought some dismal news to Clichy.

The Catholic World. Volume II; Numbers 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. |E. Rameur

The unhappy Freckle continued in the prison of Clichy, and, having nothing else to do, commenced the novel process of thinking.

Bohemian Days |Geo. Alfred Townsend

British Dictionary definitions for clichy

Clichy

/ (kliːˈʃiː) /

noun

an industrial suburb of NW Paris: residence of the Merovingian kings (7th century). Pop: 50 179 (1999) Official name: French Clichy-la-Garenne (kliʃilaɡarɛn)

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